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RECENT LITERATURE.

Browns Bronchial TrOches" are excellent
for the relief of HOaseness Sore Throat They
exceelngly efective.C hris.ian World. london Eng.
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Day and Might

During an acute attack of Bronchitis, q
ceaseless tickling in the throat, and an
exhausting, hacking cough, affiiet the
sufferer. Sleep is banished, and great
prostration follows. This disease Is also
attended with Hoarseness, and some
times Loss of Voice. 1t is liable to be-
come chronic, involve the lungs, and
terminate fatally. Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj affords speedy relief and cure in cases
of Bronchitis. 1t controls the disposition
to cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
have been o practising physician for
twenty-four years, and, for the past
twelve, have suffered from annual at
tacks of Bronchitis. After exhausting
all the uSual Fefnediaa
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Cured BY Using

two bottles of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
am now in perfect health, and able to
resume business, after having been pro-
nounced incurable with Consumption
S. =. Henderson, Saulsburgh, Penn.
For years I was in decline. / had
weak lungs, and suffered from Bron-
chitis and CatGrrh. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral restored me to health, and / have
been for long time comparatively Wig
orous. In case of a sudden cold always
resort to the Pectoral, and find speedy
relief. - Edward L. Curtis, Rutland, VT.
Two years ago suffered from severe
Bronchitis. The physician attending
me became fearful that the disease would
terminate in Pneumonia. After trying
various medicines, without benefit, he
prescribed Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which relieved me at once. i continued
90 take this medicine, and was cured.
Ernest Cotton, Logansport, Ind. IT
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MICHIGAN.

Reunion Of the survivors Of the 18th Mich.
Cav. was held at Hillsdae recently and per-
manent organization effected. The following
officers were elected: President, VIM. l.. Mspes;
V.-P.'s, Lieut.. Decker, A. Z. Chapman and
Comrade Baker; Sec and Treas, @. n. Hunt.
Of Jackson; Historian, G.. S. Bartholomew, of
Reading.
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either can be put into regular operation. Then
visitors will no longer have 10 tramp up and
down 500 feet of iron stairway by the dim
and Pickering light of candles provided by
themselves, but will be lifted rapidly through
the long shaft, which viii be kept almost as
light as day. The motive power for the eleva-
tor will also run the dynamo engine which lies
alongside the elevator engine under the terrace
al the base Of the monument. The lights are
at the stairway landings, aud are fastened TO
brackets extending from the iron framework
in the center OF the shaft. There are four lights
AT the 500-foot level, four at the bottom OF the
shaft and two IN the pit. Each landing FOR the
first 100 feet is supplied with two lights and the
Others with one light each. The effect is strik-
ing as one looks mp The shaft from the bottom
and sees these brilliant lights alternate SIDES
extending clear TO the top, and brilliantly
Illuminating the entire interior the structure.
The monument was lighted at its dedication,
but hardly anybody knew it, as but few people
entered the monument on that occasion. Since
then il has not been lighted except for testing
purposes. Visitors still think that they ought
not 20 leave without having been TO the top OF
the monument. Although December was an
unusually poor month for going about, on ac-
count of wretched weather, there were over
l,SO0 persons who climbed TO the top OF the
monument during that month. -
HOW Is "CHIPMUNK sPELLEDy
The city is devoured with curiosity as 20
why the Chinese Minister should take deep
interest in the photography of " chipmunk."
The other day, accompanied by has dlgnlhed
suite, he entered book store and called Tor an
unabridged dictionary. The proprietor handed
him Worcester's. The great Mandarin of the
yellow button and the peacock's feather had
one OF his secretaries open the ponderous work
at &C" and slowly turned over its pages 10
Chi" As their eyes ran down the column TO
"chipmonk' there was an expression OF DIS
satisfaction. A collOquy followed, and the
proprietor was asked if he had not another
kind Of dictionary. He responded by produc-
ing Webster. Again they turned TO chip
munk," and were apparently pleased to find 1T
spelled with "u." They bought the book,
and retired in good order, but without hint
as 10 what had aroused their emotions.
GEN. FITZ-JoHE POTTER
and his family are living at private boarding
house on III street, which was once the home of
the doughty Zach Chandler. He has two
daughters, slender, graceful, handsome brunets,
who are great favortes in society.
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fyou are bilious take DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pnrgatire Pellets" the original Little
Liver Pills." OF all druggists.
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PENsIoNs FoR pEATNEss.

On Saturday Mr.. Conger Iowa tried TO get
mp the bill TO increase the rates of pension paid
for total or partial deafness. Mr.. Breckenridge,
of Arkansas, declared that they get enough
now" and under his leadership the Democrats
flibustered, preventing quorum, and thus re-
fused TO consider the bill.
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10TH CONGRESS.

LITTLE OF Interest in Last Weeks Proceedings.
Last week was a dull one in Congress. The
House did little except TO debate, and finally
passed the interstate commerce bill as it came
from the Senate.
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PUZZLE COMBINATION.

IL Puzzles in Fancy Box Board Combination. with
turned men. Attractive and amusug will puzzle all,
large small 80 by mail. Cash premiums given for
correct answers. NOVELTY MFG. Co., Mt. CARMEL Ct.
Mention The National Tribuna
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,

Prepared by DIR. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by al Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, IS.
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Inc interior Of the Washington Monument
was lighted from top 20 bottom last well vi, i
rs incandescent electric lights. and the effect
was very striking. The object of the iIlumina-
ton was TO ascertain if the electric lighting
apparatus Is in order, as it had been somewhat
disarranged by the contractors In reconstruct
ing the elevator. The monument win not he
lighted regularly until there is some provision
Tor running the new passenger elevator. The
electric lighting plant was provided for by the
appropriation for completing the monument
as was the elevator, but there is need of Con-
srcssional legislation and appropriation before
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45 RFz Ems PROFITABLE BUSINESS

Is that of making Rubber Stamps. We Offering
complete outfit with type ETC., with full instructions,
for 500. This rs rare chance send for circular
". Y. RUBBER MAFRIX CO., % Cliff St., n. Y.
Mention The National Tribune
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10. g a year 20 cents a copy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-06
THIRD EDITION.
The b. 4 0. Train Service.

With twelvs daily trairs between
Wilmington and Phila ,ei phia, run NJ
convenient hears the b q D. MAKES q
strong bid for public favor. A com
modious and handsomely appointed sta.
tion mas been provided for the corve.
nience OF pAsBeu gers and every atten.
tion Is shown them by tSe station aud
train Officials. The B. & o. POSSESSES q
great advantage over Other roads in the
matter of though travel. II il tee only
one of the great trunk lirsa that runs
Ito trains through solid from the ATTAIN
tic seab.a ard 30 the oommarcial centres
OF the west. Tho u. Il o. 10 the only
line running through Car, for al classes
of travel. 1t is via. the b. & 0. only
that through sleeping cara, through
coaches and through baggage cars are
run from Philadelphia and WILMINGTON
to Cincinnati, st. Louis ana Chicago.
This IL quite q conyeniance to persons
who przs personal com tort aI.d the Sc
curity OF their property. They not only
avoid the frequent CHANCES OF oars incl
dent to other routes, hut their baggage
Is not battered and thumped BY fresh
and vigorous "baggass mashes" al
each changing point. with ell these
convenience s the rates o. fare from VIII
minRton to nearly al points in the west
are less by tho 3 & o. t0An by Other
lines Through tickets and sleeping
car accom- modotions can M secured in
advance from NJ. Fl. A. Miller, tioke1
agent, 2. 81 o Depot, Wilmington.
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Labor Notes,

The officials OF the Analgamated Asso
citation OF Iron and Steel Workers arr
preparing Tor their annual convention
and wage conference to be held in Pitts
burg next week. The men, it is said
have decided 10 ask for an advance In
wages OF 10 per cent The manufac-
turers Claim that the condition OF
trade does not warrant an increase In
the scale, while the workmen hold
that the good times of last year and the
prospects for the future fully justify an
advance.
4. telegram f'om pittsburg says that A .
A. CARLTON, of the General Executive
Board of the knights Of Labor, who has
been investigating the coal strike, will
complete his report to-day. 1t has been
intimated that he will decide against the
strikers.
The yarnishers Of the Para Rubber
Shoe Company, az South birmingham,
Massachusetts, struck yesterday for re-
duction OF their working hours, and
about go persons sre idle in consequence
Toe ma Ter mascns' associations, OF
Chicago, have Issued . long address to
the hrlcklayers and stone masons, zap
pealiug to them as Individuals to formu.
late some plan fer settlement of tie pre-
sent difficulty" II sets forth the platform
adopted By the contractors and builders
and asks The men to fora . union on the
sans basis upheld By the employ ers, and
then artitrate any difficulties tina. may
arise
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DIEE.

FISH ER.-In Philadelphia. 4.h instant
81 yosra
Fueerai on Tuesday, at II q. ~ from Oh,
residence o: his brother, No. "a North Ele.
ventn str set, Phiiadel, h,s.
tUCkER'-Dn tho 9th mat ant, Mollis, wife
OF James u. Tucger, aged 20 years, Inc
months and "a days.
Relatives and friends sye rs,peotfully in.
vited I" attend her funeral from tho reai
denoe OF her husband, No.sil Walnut street,
on wednesday afternoon Soyv ices at the
nous. OF O'Clock. Intern ent at Riverview
oemetory.
REED.-Dn the 4th inst Carrie r., wfte OF
Nm. Reed, in the 35tn yeSr OF hnr age.
fe'a:iTe6 and friends OF tho family are 70
specially Invited to attend her faueral from
tho residence of hor husband, at huP0nt's
bxnks, on Tuesday afternoon OF $40 o'clock.
services at me hous,. Interment at Green.
hill cemetery. Rsu
STEWAET.-On tho Sd init, DAME -
simon. OF Brsnuywins Hundred, aged rs
years.
Relatives and friends er, respectfully In
Vltod 10 attend his funeral fiom his late res
tdencs. No. 1lo7 Elm street, on Tuesday
Al etnaon, at q O'Clock, p. III. Interment at
Riverview Cemetery.
GA MPEkSuN.--on June 9Th, Maud f.,
daughter of Charles N. md Clara Cam
peissn. aged monthgand II DAYS.
helAtivcs and friends are respectfully In.
vlted to attend her funeral from the resi-.
denco OF her Parents, Pennsylvania avenue
a I'D scott strcet, on tuesday afternoon. Ser.
wees at tho house at half past q. Interment
at Mt Saiem Cemetery.
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a Day of Great Interest

There were praise. prayers and than ks
giving az Shiloh Baptist Church yes.er
day. There was brief history, by tins
pa.tor, OF it's prosperity and welfare q,
church and people, the spreading OF
ITS iufiuence a. co.ored Baptist
Church, of which there is q branch
church at D1ver, to be- dedicated In
Juiy. There WAS an excellent serm on
Drea ohtd In the evening by tie Rsy.
W. Jones Ut Dover, who bandled his
discourse In mastery and eloquent
manner. He Is o man OF much incl Iii.
aence and Intellectual force, and of tine
appearance In the pulpit. The platform
was surrounded with many miuiste re-,
who took brief and separate pArts II,
Tho svsDing service. 1t WAC q dsy oil
rejoicing Ard was well spent.
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Dots.


Harry Pizor has bought ont the
Malta House from Charles Reynolds
The Rev. VIM. II. Hendrickson nreach
ed In the chapel at MaIshalton on SIM.
day evening.
That ever dreaded fly is playing havoc
with the wheat.
Strawberries sold on Saturday from Is
cents down to cents per quart.
Eggs are again getting up in price: Q,
cents will now buy dozen.
Delaware shad are getting scarce.
Strawberries will be at their height thi,
week.
Best family -four IS 50 perbbl at Kcmble,
Second and Justison sts.E
All the latest styles In suitipg and
perfect TIT guaranteed by Thorn &
Bacher, m erchant tailors. No. 613iI Mar
kst street.
An umbrella left at 314 Market stres
can be had by owner calnng ct tni,
office and paying for this notice.
The clock that WAS strnck BY bulle
from CarroiPs pistol, when he shot a
Frankford IN the National SALOON. i,
now In the hands Of one Of our jewelerI
for repairs.
The Southside Grays on saturda,
last defeated the Nnmelaas base bal
club by score Of go to 4. The terria,
batting OF the Grays was . leadip,
feature of the game,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-06

Joseph McCAulley. An alleged policy
dealer, had q hearing at this mornings
session Of the city court, charged with
violating the law passed 1t the recent
sc ssion of the Legislature in relation To
the policy business. McCauliey ie
charged with keeping . place ON Mar
ket street above Front, and on the testi.
mony OF a witness, who stated that he
bought rows from McCaulley at tLat
place, he WAS held in 81 900 bail for his
appearance at the next term Of the
Court Of General Sessions. The req ulred
amount of bail was entered by John A.
Parker. There is every reason to be-
lieve that this case will be thoroughly
prosecuted, As 1t 10 the intention OF
Mayor Rhoads to break up policy
gambling In this city IL such q thing Ii
possible. In the meantime other MT.
rests will follow, and it is probable tha,
. number of cases will be pres ,nted al
the September term.
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FOURTH EDITION


LONDON, June 3.-Advices from Sierra
Leone state the native warriors, under
three chiefs, invaded the British settle
ments of Sherbro and Sultyus, plllaging
and burning villages en- route, torturing
and killing the native Inhabitants and
taking three hundred prisoners On en-
tering British territory the marauders
divided into two forces and tried to cap
ture the French factory at Sulymat, and
the English factory on the Manoh River,
both OF which were stored with valuable
merchandise. Mr.. Burnett, the English
agent, at the head of the native laborers
and police desperately resisted the
savages, who were compelled to retreat
af er the third attack, leaving many OF
their number dead. They besicgcd the
station, however, for four days, when the
gunboat lcarus arrived on the scene and
landed force OF marines, who quickly
put the savages to flight. The attaches
OF the French factory repulsed the at
tack made upon them unaided.
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Shooting m atch,

The Wawaset gun club had their regu
lar monthly shooting match at theil
grounds over Eleventh street bridge las
Saturday afternoon, which resulted a,
follows X. Miller, h II, m 8: A. r.
Mack, IL, IN D; s. Weldin, h 8, m12
G. Brown, h z, m 13; G. Green, h i, m 10
A. Stout, h IL. m s; II. Buckmaster, h 10
m T. Jones, h Z, m ID II. Hartloye
b II, m 0; 7. Steel, ., IN IS w. Allen
Ii, m G. Cloud, b 8, IN 12 n. Am
bold, b 9, m IL; w. T. Jones, h 0.m1I
+. Black, h 9; j. Murray, he. IN II /: i
Wainwright, 5, N 10, q. Hunt, h 6: II
b. Chew, h ~, ms.
The Wawaset will have q match O,
their own grounds with the Winpobock
en- club OF Germantown, on Saturda,
18th inst.
On Saturday afternoon squad of com
pany Z went to Lobdell's meadows, an,
at leo yards made the following STORES
out OF a possible leo points
Corp Dennison, "a ; Private Geyer. 86
Private Rogers, 80 Private vainnemap
81; Private Smith, 81.
The weekly practice match of the Ken
County club took place at Wyoming las
Friday, with the Standard American tar
get, OIL hand, and the following were tn
scores out of a possible lG0 points
AT 200 yards "A. II. Conner, Ct, 8. II
Thomas, SO; A. X. Benson, SO; A. +
Dieienderier, %; F. II. Thomas, 81; K. j
D!efenderfer so; II. NJ. Thomas, AZ; 4
". johnson, 43; o. A. Dockham, 81; W
f. Aldrich, 81.
ct 100 yards "A. F. Dlefenderfcr, ~
8. IL: Thomas, n; A Fl. Ccnnor, rs; w
F.: Aldrich, IS; +. Ii. Thomas, ~; Ii. NJ
Thomas, y; A. X. Benson, II; R. J. Del
eIderier, dt; <. w. johnson. 60; o. A
Dockham, 80.
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Their Fifteenth Anniversary.

Jefferson Council, No. 10, Order Cri.
ted American Mechanics, celebrated
their fifteenth anniversary last Saturday
night, and their hall in the Middleton
Building, at Fourth and King streets
was crowded with the mem bers ana their
friends, majority Of the latter being
ladies. The exercises consisted Of vocal
and Instrumental music, readings, reci.a-
lions and addresses by Coroner Ashbrid2e
OF Philadelphia, w. IL. Allcott of Thur.
low and others. An abundant supply OF
ice cream, cakes and lemonade wa4 sup
piled. The voting contest, which mas
been going on for some time for gold
vest chain, was decided in favor Of
Charles Ii. Hudson, member OF the
council, who received the largest numtrr
OF votes. Jefferson Council is Ia a yer y
nourishlng condition, aud has member
ship OF over 200 A new set OF handsome
regalia was recently purchased, which
when not in use is displayed in q Leaf
wardrobe with glass doors
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-06
Iuteresting Exercises.

Washington Council, No. 4, OF The
order Of the Uni.ed American Re
chanics, of this city, celebrated their
fortioth anniversary last Friday even
ing. The entertainment conaisbed ii
vocal and instrumental music, rpsecaee
by National Secretary john Ssiy"r
and others, Rotations aud p:esenta
tious, With abundance of Ice cream aud
cake tina main features OF tbs even
ing being the presentation ct = bsau'i,
!ful flag by the lady frien@s OF III;
Council, Bro. George Mckee WIZ.
taeing the most active pEr5 ! W..
presented by Mrs. Benson acG r=cstveI
By National Council Secretary Joan
Server, who referred to ire may
benefits Of the order and explained Why
all Americans should belong 80 g.
The Council extends their tbRnhs TO ihe
ladies and their friends, including al!
who took part On the occasion, and
hope that all may meet at our l-xt, thu.
forty first. W. 3.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-06

A telegram from Ottawa ssys tia.
Lieutenant Gornon, who coYamarded
the Dominion Government expedition
10 Hudson Bay, in his last report, quo.
llshed on Thursday, recomu snCs the
Dominion Government, Gin viaw OF tie
present rela.ti0ns wi5n the United States.
not to allow Anne rican whalrrs TO fre.
quert the bay without solns recognized
perm ission authorizing the carry ing or
OF their trade, tor int lance, by Charging
license duty on e2cn vossel, and pre-.
borioing tbs methods OF fishing."
The case Of the Ella NJ. Doughty, the
American achoorsr s+ized for violation
OF iho Car adam fishery lave, was be-
fore the Wee Admirably Cours ct Tai.
lax ON Thursday nd will be coz .inued
W uIy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-06
Burial of carroll

Though i. was Announced tsat the
funeral of william n. Carroll would be
private, this morning huudgsds of peo
pie collected in the vicinity long before
8 O'Clock, tho hour appointed FOR the
funeral. Though tbs ramaiss we're not
taken to St. Peters Pro Cath earal,
Sixth and West streets, kigh Mass WAS
celebrated by Father Lyous in the Ca.
thecral at 8 o'clock. During the morn
ing large number OF the friends of the
deceased calltt to take last lock. He
lay as if esliniy taking sleep, In o
beautiful black cloth. co 7ered caaket,
heavily silver mounted, furnish "A by
L. ". Palmer, undertaken. a profu.
sioa of E3wc;s, a:G0rl them :. wreath
from numOer q. hie friends, aecorated
the caskst. Six pail bearers bore the
remains to IRE hearss. and ten carriages
made up tie tuEs.sl train. Nobody
was IN toe carriaEee excep. the imme
Giste relatives OF the family. The
mother OF Carroll came en- from Geneva.
n. Y, AND her g!iaf wss Of The kseaest
nature. The rem ains were taken to the
NeU Cathedral Cemetery, where thcr
we've quietlH Inferred.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-06
City Court,

John Hickey, who was fined 81 and
costs at last Saturday nights session OF
tho City court for drunkenness, was
back again this morning on similar
charge, and had another 81 and costs
imposed.
William Butcher was charged with
com hitting an Ass ult and battery on
Sarah Ward, colored. After the wit.
nesses had given their evidence, hs WAS
adjud ked guilty and sentenced to pay
81 and costs.
Emma Fields, colored, was committed
to New Castle jail for 20 days, on Q
charge of vagrancy.
Albert Thomar, colored, who was ar.
rested last Saturday evening on ruspi.
cton OF having broken into and robbed
John FORESTS house, over Eleventh
street bridge, q few weeks since, was
DISCHARGED, 40 he succeeded In proving
al alibi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-06
Great InstaIIment Sale
745 BUILDING LOTS AT oeLi JOCK, P. M
SATURDAY, JUNE 1th, 1887,

On the premises IN the 10th, llth, and 18th Wards
in close proximity The O.
Front and Market streets and from Del Ave Front and Green
Hill Avenue.
The on 'front.' 2nd s 4 streets,
HARRISON Conne Beach and Franklin S and Webb Green HILL
Gray and Cleveland Avenues.
being Of the finest residences in the
lin tuis Eeighborhood.
readily the vast that have been made
year People who or would not live west Of
dry bracng air especially benefttng children This property
will double the years. this not
things either property west OF Broome
street has the at 400 cent Lots OF
to Broome selling from $40 IS per Broome
100 # east of Broome Madison and Madison
l$40 to loo per it.
Suppose 10 reader had brought so feet
street at 10 dollars the price that time and had
readily get from $4,000 $4,000 for at the
banks for the time compounded would
$1,000 We do Madison
within 500 of them although lots
but not hicky settled Every built the
value OF your lot How have people all OF them
earned small property
1any they bought low prices
improvements enhanced their value
say would rather buy urther If SO
rdngy and cash at that your full
ments full Lot of Union 73
cents per year house assessed at $1,000 tax k
per year. $1,000 house east OF Union $l4
high because your property expensive
locality The Prospectus A. passenger station 1T Front
come has been appointed by the Board select
aita fer school, the B. O. R. shops employing from
Webb will be Graded sufficient City Railway out
Green hid Avenue which doubt summer the
hs section have planted 1000 along
al OF which enhances the value of these lots
han1aoe notes at B. and months Lots Fankn
streets adjoining park 10 cash. per in notes
ana on mortgage, all other lots $40 cash
OFT for cash.
mao-lm PETER J. f FORD